WEEK 2.

[trustwellness]

WEEK 2 Adelina and Kyrie Ushiromiya are dead. Regardless of how you felt about them and whether or not you mourned their passing, life goes on. It seems the Wordsmith intends to make good on the rules he's left for you all. Saturday is given to regrouping and rest; on Sunday morning the clock chimes as it always has, but at least there are no bodies to find today. It seems you're safe for now. The night before wasn't necessarily a peaceful one, however; you'll probably feel a bit groggy when you wake up, and it seems you've regained something that you didn't realize you'd lost... Either way, it seems there's nothing to do but move on - or, perhaps, move down. Another door in that holding area near the elevator seems to have opened up, leading into a corridor and a stairwell that seems to lead you somewhere beneath the dormitories, and eventually onto a new floor altogether. Go ahead and explore all you like; after all, you did well at completing your lessons this past week. APPRENTICES REMAINING: 28

SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY

[OOC: Welcome to week two of Trustfell! Feel free to make as many top levels as you'd like and tag out to other characters! This post is for all of your interactions this week... at least until the weekend. Don't forget to save those threads for coins and the activity check!

If you'd like to get in contact with the Wordsmith, you can do so through letters or the switchboard!]

Comments

[matchbreaker]

[ Wow, that sure was a lot of science. Or at least a lot of story, something that Elda need to focus on in order to process. She sort of nods along with the explanation as if following it and - surprising herself - by the end it actually makes...

Sense?

Sort of? ]

Doesn't evolution take a jackbillion years or something?

[elepe]

Perhaps for environmental effect, but Pokemon evolve in just a few moments when they reach the proper strength or stimuli.

[Lusamine pauses for a moment, though.]

It's different then, where you come from?

[matchbreaker]

Like some animal turning into some other animal?

[ She brushes past the Clefable now, both to get closer to Lusamine and also to examine the flower thing ]

Frogs start out as tadpoles and the like and birds hatch from eggs, but I don't think that's the same of evolution happening from moon rocks.

[elepe]

Yes, exactly that.

[Lusamine does keep her eye on Elda, and Lilligant holds herself still.]

Well, yes, everything hatches from eggs. But it sounds like your animals and ours Pokemon are two completely different thing. It would be interesting to see them for myself...

[matchbreaker]

... Everything doesn't come from eggs.

[elepe]

[...what.]

...Is this another one of the differences between your world and mine? What on earth do they come from, then?

[matchbreaker]

Being... born...?

[ . . . ] Humans don't lay eggs for you guys, do they?

[elepe]

...So it's like a woman giving birth, then?

[...you know, surprisingly enough, that's. Not too scandalizing. If she told it to one of the boys that'd be the most horrifying thing on earth for them. But Lusamine doesn't look all that perturbed.]

I would not have thought. I'm so used to there being eggs for every single species...

[matchbreaker]

Yeah, like... [ She starts counting off on her fingers, ] Birds lay eggs, and so do frogs and ... [ Shit what's the word she's looking for? She can't think of "amphibians," moving on ] things like that, same for reptiles and fish. ... But fish and frog eggs are soft, whereas bird and reptile ones are hard.

But then mammals like dogs and cats and monkeys all just give live birth. So do humans and vampires.

[elepe]

[...h u h.]

Well, I know about humans giving birth--we don't lay eggs, for the record. [Just. Clearing that up first.] But really, that is incredibly interesting. The Pokemon at home lay eggs with protective shells, that cradle the Pokemon inside until they hatch...

[...that's what the eggs are, basically. Pokemon cradles.]

What an unusual world you come from.

[matchbreaker]

Not sure what's unusual about it. [ Seems very normal to her. still, brushing past Lusamine and Clefable, she makes her way to the grass type. she looks it over, and tires to reach out for the flower head ]

So even a Plant type [ She's so good with types, right...??? ] Like that one come from eggs?

[elepe]

The fact that animals go through such business. Really, you'd think that it would be much easier for all to lay eggs. Far less messy.

[Lilligant does perk up for a moment, about to raise her hands in protest--but when she sees that she's going for the flower and not the 'do, she stands primly still.]

They do, yes. Really, think of any creature in your world, and I can robably tell you that they lay an egg in mine.

[matchbreaker]

... Even bats?

[ Bats that lay eggs, what a weird thought...? Elda shakes her head, trying to dismiss the thought, but just lets it sit there. Instead, she sort of runs her fingernail over the flower some more.

Huh. ]

[elepe]

We call them Zubat, but yes. They likely have many nests, considering how common they are...

[Seriously. Zubats are a scourge.]

[matchbreaker]

Oh good! I'm glad to hear it!

[ Bats are apparently important.

Smiling, she says this ]

[elepe]

...Were you worried that we did not have Zubat?

[She kind of smiles, just a bit?]

[matchbreaker]

Well it would be a pretty messed up world to not have bats.

[ Vampire, and all. ]